50 ball god striker! Can t buy it for 70 million? The President of Portuguese Sports said: Where is Yorke going?

It is said that Manchester United and Arsenal are robbing! Yorke was furious about Portuguese "repentance" and the transfer was deadlocked. The Portuguese sports chairman fought back hard: the threat is useless, and no one can take him away if he is 70 million! Portuguese Sports Club Chairman Frederico Valandash recently responded to various rumors surrounding the transfer storm of main striker Viktor Gyökeres. He publicly stated that he would not compromise due to "threat, extortion or pressure", and even denied that he had promised to release him when he received a 70 million offer.

According to British media, Yorke was dissatisfied with the club's attitude of "reversing one's orders". He originally believed that Portuguese's attitude on transfer prices had reached an agreement. However, Valandash flatly denied this statement and emphasized: "I have never promised him to leave the team with an additional clause of 60 million euros plus 10 million euros." He said bluntly: "This game controlled by his agent will only make things more complicated. So far, Portugal Sports has not received any official offer for Yorke, whether it is now or last season."

The 27-year-old Swedish striker, with his amazing performance of more than 50 goals last season, has attracted strong attention from many giants including Arsenal, Manchester United and Saudi professional leagues. According to reports, the Yorke team believes that Portugal Sports has promised not to insist on activating a termination clause of up to 100 million euros (about 85 million pounds). However, Varandash restored the negotiations behind them.

Valandash explained that it all started after the Portuguese championship at the end of last season. The club originally expected to receive a transfer offer from Yorke, but the entire summer window was "no harvest". As the new season begins, agents have repeatedly found Viana, who was still athletic director at the club at the time, hoping to negotiate an additional bonus when the player's goals reach a certain indicator. Varandash authorized Viana to negotiate with the broker within a reasonable range.

"The agent was most worried about at that time, whether we would insist on activate the 100 million euro termination clause next year." Valandash recalled: "Viana talked with them many times, and the agent finally proposed that I personally come forward, and the three parties set the tone together - at that time, I, Viana and the agent were present, and the player himself was not there." At that critical meeting, Valandash said: "I made it clear that we would not insist on the 100 million euro termination fee, after all, he was almost 27 years old at that time. His dream was to go to a club with the opportunity to compete for the Champions League, which we understand."

However, Valandash did not let go of the idea of ​​a fixed transfer price of 70 million euros. He said: "I refuse to set a fixed value because I can't predict what will happen in a year. He may be injured, his condition will decline, and he may continue to kill all sides. The only thing I can guarantee is that we won't stick to that 100 million euros."

Since then, Valandash said that he has never communicated with his agent or player about transfer issues again. Now, with the frequent release of relevant information by the media, Valandash was very dissatisfied and insisted: "Portuguese sports always maintain common sense and keep their promises. We promised not to adhere to the 100 million euro clause and will adjust the transfer price based on his performance. After all, Victor is one of the best forwards in Portugal football ever."